The Aladdin box is made from Incada Silk, a multi-layered paperboard that is produced by Iggesund Paperboard in Workington, in the north of England. At the factory production stepped up in December, ready for the festive season. From Workington, the paperboard is shipped to Iggesund Paperboard's customer Å&R Carton.The Aladdin box dates back to the late 1930s, and Iggesund Paperboard's partnership with Å&R Carton and Swedish chocolate producer Marabou also goes back a long way.